Quadrajet choke

[acastro22]

Hellos! I ordered this intake manifold but realized it does not have a spot for the original choke that comes with my 74 d100. Is there a way around this? New carb? Or should I just reorder a new intake manifold and sell this one with no choke bolt down location

 

[missing linc]

You could go with an electric choke, if you really need one in SoCal.

 

[Mike 340]

You would also need a adapter to fit a Qjet on that intake.

I would go with a different carburetor that would fit that Intake.

Your choice Holley/Edelbrock pick your poison.

Just my opinion.

Mike

 

[junkyardhero]

the only intake that's gonna fit and has both a choke well and not need an adapter for your Q-jet is the edelbrock performer. or a stock 360/340/318 intake if you can find one.

 

[RustyRatRod]

Unbelievable that you're in Southern California and worried about a choke. Wire it open and drive on.

 

[acastro22]

You would also need a adapter to fit a Qjet on that intake.

I would go with a different carburetor that would fit that Intake.

Your choice Holley/Edelbrock pick your poison.

Just my opinion.

Mike

Thank you sir that’s the answer i was looking for

 

[acastro22]

Unbelievable that you're in Southern California and worried about a choke. Wire it open and drive on.

Well believe it buster

 

[jos51700]

I'd rather choke than run a Q jet but that's just preference.
Is there even throttle linkage on a Q jet to connect it to the Mopar Master Race?

 

[Killer6]

Well believe it buster

How did You end up with a Q-jet on a '74 D100...? Possibly OE on an '84, but......I just salvaged one that was wrecked from sitting with old fuel, '86 360 conversion van

 

[crazydog]

 

[Killer6]

I would never do that unless I had to for class rules or some sh*t...

 

[RustyRatRod]

Well believe it buster

Suit yourself.

 

[cudamark]

Chances are a stock choke would not be a straight bolt-on anyway. I'd just get carb with an electric choke would be my recommendation.